The idea of pedestrian pockets as a key for successful transit-oriented development for Najaf city-Republic of Iraq

Abstract

Abstract The article discussed one of the trends for new urbanism movement, namely transit-oriented development and pedestrian pockets. Two zones were examined within the city of Najaf in the Republic of Iraq, where two pockets were identified within the city were Maidan and the Sadrain squares. Three criteria were identified (land use, density, transport), then the indicators were derived from the criteria and their limits were defined to achieve a sustainable urban form.The analysis process was applied using the GIS environment. According to the results, It has been identified as the most important measures the most positive and negative characteristics of Maidan and the Sadrain squares and recommends the procedures to be carried out for the purpose of developing the two pockets, so as to help stakeholders decisions–making in the development of urban projects.

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